Liz TomfordeRomance · Contemporary Romance
Caught Up
Synopsis
Kai Rhodes, a dedicated single dad and star pitcher, is struggling to balance his son's needs with his demanding baseball career. His coach's solution? Hiring his daughter, Miller Montgomery, as the new nanny. Miller, a talented pastry chef facing her own career crisis, is only supposed to be in Chicago for the summer. But as she and Kai begin to connect, and his son thrives under her care, the lines between a temporary arrangement and a potential future start to blur, forcing them both to confront what they truly want.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10
Spice level
3.0 avg spice
Content warnings (3)
Sexual ContentSexual AssaultDeath Of A Parent
Readers say (1)Romantic
- I might have shed a tear or two for this book!The sweetest ending for Kai and Mills! I caught all the feelings and my eyes got wet more than once. 🥹🥹🥹 Now lemme go read up on Isaiah’s shenanigans
- sigh where do i even start ? This is just as perfect as the rest of the series. Once again i’d like to triple highlight the emotional build up that miss liz ensures to put in each and every one of her book, it’s not just dull romance and excessive sex scenes. It’s emotional battles, family disputes and conflicts and deep conversations, psychological issues and the way they get slowly resolved as we go through the chapters, which all makes the romance hit ten times harder especially for the readers who have experienced something similar in their real lives. Miller’s character was a bit frustrating especially towards the end, all i wanted to do was rip my hair out and then slip into the pages and into the characters’ lives and get that girl inside her van and make her drive back to Chicago 😭 but it was all worth it. I loved each and every second of the book, i love how she didn’t romanticize the internal battles one goes through and belittle them, also i love how she paints all of her male characters because let me tell you .. a man like malakai rhodes is to die for 😩 (respectful AND hot ? Please) Anyways i didn’t want to put any spoilers into this review so everyone can have an anticipated read but this book is once again a 10/10 with each and every part of it.👌
- Sorry, Amber. This book made me sleepy every time I picked it up. The best parts were the cameos of Ryan/Indy and Zee/Vee. Monty overshadowed Kai, and Miller was incredibly annoying and reminded me of Davis. There was zero relationship development between the two main characters. There was no swooning. 😕
- This.. This was perfection 3000! I LOVED IT! SO SO MUCH!
- Malakai rhodes, everybody